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Summary of 'A Hunger for book'

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Answered by Anonymous

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Doris Lessing is not that well-known or read in this country (let alone taught in literature classes or writing workshops), but she is a writer of world-class credentials, someone we all need to know. If you read nothing but her Nobel acceptance speech (printed below), this is as good an introduction to the writer and her sense of literature and life as any book I would recommend.

if thats the book your talking about

Answered by crkavya123

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The first-person narrative, which describes events from 1886 in Christiania (now Oslo), where Hamsun was on the point of famine, is partially autobiographical. The narrator experiences continual hunger pangs since he occupies a very small room in the attic.

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2008 saw the publication of Suzanne Collins's book The Hunger Games.

The dystopian novel The Hunger Games was written by an American author.
The protagonist of this work of fiction is a 16-year-old girl named Katniss Everdeen.
Her battle to survive in the dystopian environment is chronicled in the novel.
In a trilogy that also includes The Hunger Games, Catching Fire, Mockingjay, and The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, Collin has penned this tale.